Uralkali comments on potash agreement between Belarus and China
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
World Fertilizer,
Uralkali added that "If contracts are agreed at the price levels agreed by BPC, in the long term this will drive producers to cut their capital investment and, ultimately, will lead to a shortage of potassium chloride in the market."
The company has said it will need to consider whether it is prepared to conclude contracts at the price set by BPC.
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